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Oct 19, 2022

I don’t know, man. I thought being Republican meant that we want to keep government out of our lives as much as possible. Withholding state funds from public libraries b/c they have books that make you a little uncomfortable is the antithesis of what I thought the party was about

More Perfect Union

@MorePerfectUS

You're paying more for beef in your supermarket but cattle farmers aren't seeing that money. Instead, the "Big 4" monopolies who own 85% of the beef market are raking in record profits. We talked to Coy Young, one of 14,700 cattle farmers who will sell their farms this year.

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@fasc1nate

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A bison at 35 below zero. Yellowstone National Park, USA. Photo: Tom Murphy

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no context our flag means death

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wake up babe new act of grace still just dropped

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Genuine question for my fellow MO GOPers regarding SB14. At the beginning of COVID we were all screaming about HIPAA and the right to medical privacy. Shouldn’t we apply the same standards and principles here?

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PFLAG Springfield

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- According to our partners at the @ACLU, this is also a breach of privacy because every time a person shows important documents, transgender people would be forced to out themselves. Every time someone has to show an ID that fails to match their gender they are at risk.

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minding my fkn biz

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Federal Election Commission hikes contribution limits ahead of 2024 election cycle - OpenSecrets...

OpenSecrets.org

@OpenSecretsDC

Feb 2

NEW: The FEC announced new contribution limits for the 2024 election cycle. 💵Individual donors can now give $3,300 per candidate per election. 💵The contribution limit to national party committees jumped to $41,300 per year. crp.org/fec23 by

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opensecrets.org

New FEC contribution limits let individual donors give $3,300 per federal candidate each election, and even more to national party committees.

Tom Roussey

@tomroussey7news

Feb 1

DC Police say it was a Metro employee trying to intervene to help a woman being threatened at gunpoint who was shot & killed at Potomac Avenue Metro this morning. His actions are being described as heroic. #wmata

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Obsessed with my #OFMD earrings that arrived today! Highlight of my week so far.

In my CD alone, parts of Barry County, Stone County, Newton County (where I have two bars of cell service on a good day), and pretty much everywhere in Taney County that's not Branson struggles to get internet. (Branson peeps will agree that the main provider, Suddenlink, is 🗑️).

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Katinka

@TheRealKatinka1

Jan 31

Replying to @Audrey4Congress

Where in Missouri do they not have internet access?

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@comradeaux

Jan 31

Joe Biden after campaigning on the public option, a $15 minimum wage, and free community college:

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More Perfect Union

@MorePerfectUS

Jan 29

Bed Bath & Beyond says it will shutter an additional 87 stores and its entire Harmon chain of drugstores. Private equity owners took control of BB&B in 2019, paid themselves $71 million and spent $1B on stock buybacks. They're now laying off thousands and bankruptcy is imminent.

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Amnesty International

@amnesty

Jan 27

It is Holocaust Memorial Day. We must never let it happen again. We must never forget.

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Washingtonian Problems

@WashProbs

Walking on the cobblestone in heels at The Wharf like

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DC Public Library

@dcpl

Libraries are cool and free.

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story on actions by Sen. Eric Schmitt 2 days into his 6-year term. Reportedly Missouri’s new senator called other Republicans asking them to give up their coveted seats on the Judiciary Committee for him & … “The recipients have not welcomed his entreaties”

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Eric Schmitt, Missouri’s junior US senator, ‘irks’ colleagues with push for powerful committee post stltoday.com/news/local/col

Reasons my friends have left Missouri: *Internet access *Better education for their kids *Better housing *College education & they liked it better on the coast *Fear for their safety (particularly my queer friends) Not reasons my friends left: *Drag brunches *Trans athletes

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The Onion

@TheOnion

Jan 24

Biden Claps In Amazement After FBI Agent Pulls Classified Document From Behind His Ear bit.ly/3WCuKYj

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Rabbi Daniel Bogard

@RavBogard

Jan 24

*Live thread* for the EIGHT anti-trans bills that the Missouri Legislature is about to hear (with 25h of notice). 3 trans athletics bans; 3 medical bans (the scary ones); & two attempts to classify drag shows as pornography. 🧵

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Slow Factory

@theslowfactory

Jan 24

We're seeing and hearing about burnout on a greater and greater scale. And the truth is that self-care isn't enough. We need community care to the greatest extent, and that means systemic change. Because this current system is robbing us of the ability to care for each other.

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I was out to dinner in DC &

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was at the table behind me. A young man at another table tried to subtly take a picture, but he accidentally dropped his phone. (Loudly.) His date noticed everyone in the restaurant was staring, so she shouted, "Opa!" Great save, girl.

Emily Mayer (she/her)

@emilymayerSC

Jan 17

To pretend a $6k voucher is a “golden ticket” for a rural student to “get out” is insulting and naive.

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“The Bitter End” finally arrived at the library! I am excited to read about the conclusions we can draw from the 2020 cycle.

Hannah Davis

@ahandvanish

Our review of #LongCovid research is out! This was a HUGE labor of love over 10 months from

@julialmv

@LisaAMcCorkell

@EricTopol

& me! It includes 200+ references focusing on biomedical findings in Long Covid. I hope it educates & inspires new research! rdcu.be/c3m45

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Eric Topol

@EricTopol

Our comprehensive review of #LongCovid has just been published nature.com/articles/s4157 Phenomenal work by @ahandvanish @LisaAMcCorkell @juliamv @NatureRevMicro

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This is what it's like to run for office in Missouri. Our bodies are over-regulated, and that extends to our wardrobe. We exist in a much smaller box of what is and is not appropriate, to the extent that our clothes become part of the public debate.

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NPR

@NPR

Missouri's House of Representatives kicked off its new session by tightening its dress code — but only for female lawmakers. n.pr/3iv8H80

David Sirota

@davidsirota

Pete Buttigieg is the sole regulator of the country's airline industry, one million people were stranded over the holiday, and liberals like this - lobotomized by MSNBC - are cognitively unable to fathom the idea that regulators should be pressured to do their jobs.

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Wes Melville

@WesMelville

It remains hilarious to me how much Buttigieg gets under the skin of people like Sirota. The irony being that there are few on the left with more talent and potential to secure big progressive wins in the future than Mayor Pete. twitter.com/davidsirota/st…

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Galen Bacharier

@galenbacharier

Jan 11

Breaking: Agape Boarding School in Stockton, Missouri, under investigation due to allegations of abuse, says it will close Jan. 20. News from @szuchsm, more to come. news-leader.com/story/news/loc

DC Police Department

@DCPoliceDept

Jan 6

At 12:58pm on Jan. 6, 2021, our officers headed to the US Capitol, unaware of the magnitude of violence that would unfold. We answered the call. Today, we reflect, remember the lives we’ve lost, and strive to continue to uphold our oath to protect and serve our nation's capital.

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Lucas Kunce or Josh Hawley in 2024?

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Kelsey ~the biggest mood~ Simpkins

@kelcsimpkins

Jan 4

So, real talk. Is anyone else burnt out in a way after the past 3 years where now the future feels like a void of futile nothingness? With high cost of living, high risk of costly illness/disability, and ongoing climate crises, the new year feels... empty for this single person.

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Nbd just sitting next to Rep Pelosi at dinner. Because life is wonderfully ironic.

Analysis | It’s been a great nine years for TMC political science analysis

The final

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We’ve published thousands of articles. Here are some of our editors’ favorites.

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My favorite photo from 2022. Greene County Lincoln Day. I think this is the day I started to find myself as a politician, and I learned so much. (📷:

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Mary Waggener

@marywag2947

Dec 29, 2022

20 rural hospitals in #Missouri are at risk of closing, which is 35% of the hospitals in the state. #mogov #moleg beckershospitalreview.com/finance/631-ho

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#1 - Newton County Watermelon Feed One of the biggest audiences we candidates spoke to. More importantly, after I spoke, an 18-year-old girl came up to me and said, “That’s the first time I’ve seen someone up there with a face that looks like mine.” ❤️

#2 - The Debate Everyone says they know how they would perform in a debate, but you don’t know until you’re in it. I showed SWMO that I am professional, I am prepared, and I do not pander to an audience. I also proved to myself that I can hold my own and I belong on this stage.

And this one came at a time when I needed it because I was really down about the loss. I needed, personally, to see that the campaign had value even when it felt like it didn’t.

#3 - During the primary I advocated for same-sex marriage; for love and acceptance to be the norm. I got a card from a same-sex couple after I lost, saying they were proud to vote for me and were happy to have someone to support. (Winning isn’t the only value a campaign has.)

#4 - Barry County R Meeting / Candidate Forum As the only candidate w/ roots in Barry County, I delivered my message of supporting those whose needs are left out of the national conversation. Afterward a woman came up & said, “I enjoyed the crud out of hearing you speak.” 💕

My top five moments of the 2022 MO-07 congressional primary campaign. #5 - getting on the ballot. Seeing my name, standing in line with all these other candidates, it felt like I’d been accepted as a candidate in a way I wasn’t in 2020.